Mohave County miner., 1887-12-10

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Mrs. T. L. Ayers, Of Cerbat, spent sew
eral days here this week visiting friends.
Watkins Bros. expect to receive q choice
assortment Of Holiday Goods during the
coming week.
An immense stock OF all kinds Of holi.
day goods to arrive in q few days at Tag.
gart & Co.'S.
Arthur Everitt, Of Albuquerque, was
here this week, and sold quite q lot Of
jewelry to wealthy Kingmanites.
Fresh sbrimps, fish, crabs. ETC., every
Monday and Friday morning. Send in
your orders. w. II. Taggart l. Co.
Nearly every mail brings requests from
the various Eastern States for copies ol
the MINER and for information in regard
10 Arizona.
James Finlay, the Superintendent Of
the Big Sandy Mining and Milling Com
pany, spent several days in the county
seat this week.
Messrs. w. II. Hardy, A. Shrope, F. +.
Watkins, J. q. Allyn and w. II. Rogers
left for Prescott on Wednesdays delayed
passenger train, where they 90 to serve as
U. 8. Grand Jurors.
James Roach, OF Mineral Park, who
went to Bristol, Nevada, with w. j. Roe,
returned Friday. He reports the Roe
Bros. are doing Welt with the Bristol
mine, which they own.
The man with the stereoptican gave
an entertainment at the school house on
Tuesday night. Those who attended say
that the show was good enough, but the
lecturer talked too much.
Sheriff steen left for Prescott on Wed
nesday, having In charge five OF Mohave
county's good citizens, whom he had
summoned as Deputy U. s. Marshal, t
serve on the U. s. Grand Jury.
Mr.. Campbell, who represents tn.
Philadelphia parties in the Flores Con
solidated Gold Mining Company, arrived
this morning and in company with Col
Kinzer left for the mine this forenoon.
A. s. Coon, the popular A. & p. Rail
way conductor, was in Kingrnan Tuesda,
night. He was on bis way to Lost Basin
where he will put in some assessmen
work on some mining claims he has there
The hunting party, consisting OF NJ. G
Copeland, DR.. Livingston and V. A. Aus
tin, returned from Ash Fork this morning
The result Of the hunt is reported TO b,
two bear and an abundance of colo
weather.
The building known as Hardy's ware
house will be torn down in few days ant
the lumber moved away from the tracI
to point several hundred feet south o
the old location, where smaller building
viii be erected.
The MINER wants news. So il yot
know anything don't stop until you have
told some Of the MINER force. Remem
Der because you know a good item it is ne
reason the MINER must Of course know
the same thing. Tell US the news.
Some new faces Of job type have beer
added TO the MINER job department thi.
week, and no office in the Territory il
better equipped for the production of al
job work needed by our business men
Give the MINER call when you need jot
work.
Mrs. NJ. o. Rollins, of Mineral Park
was accidentally wounded in the hand, 1
few days since, by the accidental dis
charge Of loaded revolver. The weapor
was carelessly placed under the bed and
in taking it out somehow ii was dis
charged, and the result was q bad and
painful wound in the hand that grasped
the revolver.
Monday and Tuesday Of this week the
teachers Of the various schools Of the
county who did not have certificates were
before the examining board, Messrs. Eb
Williams and Judge J. NJ. Murphy. The
following teachers passed the examination
successfully and were granted certificates
Miss Hattie F. Howell, Of the Kingman
school; Miss Mary A. Sullivan, Of the
Cerbat school; Mrs. Mary Mettier, Of the
Whitney district, and Mrs. Harriet r
Powers, of the blackberry school.